Acing their finals

Fatal falls, killer Crockpots, and a sweet soul who just had to hold the door. Spoiler alert: Here are 10 on-screen deaths that hit us hard

A volt of lightning

BMW's new electric sedan, the i7, goes farther than the competition. It's like a business-class upgrade, but for the road

Hot days, idle worship

Why are holidays packed with activities? Vacations should ideally mean less stress and more fun for kids and for parents

Fishing for compliments

Mumbai's seafood restaurants are coming out of their shell. They no longer pass off their recipes as Malvani. They're proud of the south Indian cuisines they serve

Starting points

What to read next? We're teasing the hottest new books to fill up your Kindle and get you through the #BrunchBookChallenge. Dive right in!

A song of ice and fire

In cold, cold Leh, one young woman is holding down two unusual jobs. Noor Jahan is both an art restorer and goalie on India's women's ice hockey tea

A money-making proposition

Or... How to have your first chat with a wealth manager. Especially if you have no wealth at the moment

When Cinema Takes A Selfie...

Some films hold a mirror up to the showbiz industry, others fog up. Here’s how to do it right

Go Beyond Melbourne: Discovering Hidden Gems On A Road Trip

Few regions in the world allow for so many remarkable journeys in such easy driving distance from a big city

The adjustment bureau

In Bollywood, a trip-up can go viral in minutes. Good PR can distract and course correct, but it comes at a cost. Celebrities often end up looking too rehearsed

Dining with the stars

The Michelin Guide Dubai gave out some unexpected awards this year. Here are the Indian restaurants that came out shining

First time's the charm

India’s independent films are doing better than ever, telling new stories from India, winning new fans abroad. See how four debut filmmakers charted their own paths to global success

The visible difference

Actor Andrea Kevichüsa is introducing the world to India's North-East, one win at a time

Tights, cape, mask, yawn

Dull plots, loud fights, insipid lines. Who took all the fun out of superhero movies? And what will it take to rekindle the magic?

The World Is Not Enough

Priyanka Chopra Jonas is all guns blazing on Citadel. From FBI agent on Quantico to international spy, it's been a swift, slick rise

Rise Of The Machines

These 10 gadgets, apps and appliances have not released yet, but will soon. Add them to your wishlist now

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The power and the glory

How the Vida V1 Pro, India's home-grown electric scooter, set a new Guinness World Record, powered by batteries and grit

Drowning in clichés

Mindy Kaling and Martha Stewart rocked swimsuits recently. Both remain stuck in age-old standards expected of women

Sweetening the deal

The WHO has advised against using nonsugar sweeteners. But it has created more confusion in the process. Let's sort it out

ART, FOOD, MUSIC, IDEAS: VIVID FESTIVAL LIGHTS UP SYDNEY

The capital of New South Wales and one of Australia's largest cities, Sydney is never short on thrills. It's also the place to be for a multisensory food-discovery trip with award-winning international chefs

Dancing to her own beat

Self-taught dancer Ruhee Dosani has 2.3 millions fans on Instagram while also working a job in IT. So, which one is the job and which one is the side hustle?

The new clique-bait

Leave gymkhanas to grandpa. Modern members-only clubs offer updated frills, new networks and the same coveted exclusivity

Are you having an affair?

Take dinner-party hosting up a few notches with tricks that will impress the boss, the buddies and the snootiest cousins

Which side are you on?

Binary divisions have the power to define us. But they can also allow us to open up, move past petty choices and live together better

Do Yourself A Flavour

Follow these 10 food accounts that go beyond recipes, hacks and tiresome back stories

Temper Your Tantrum

Rage rooms are a roaring success. But are they making anger management issues better or worse? We examine the issue calmly

With stars in our eyes

Meeting your childhood idols doesn't have to be a bad thing. Many will live up to your expectations, some may surpass them

Get vocal for local

Many people who travel abroad take in the sights, buy souvenirs, but stop short of trying the food. It's a waste and a shame

Empire state of mind

In New York City, Indian food is making its mark as a cuisine that is modernised and contemporary, yet stays true to its roots